Carlos Melón joins Rēgula as partner
Boutique law firm Rēgula has strengthened its public law practice with the addition of Carlos Melón, former managing partner of Público at Ramón y Cajal Abogados. Melón joins the firm founded last year by Pedro Suárez, himself a former Ramón y Cajal partner, marking another high-profile move from the renowned Spanish firm.
Carlos Melón brings nearly two decades of experience, having joined Ramón y Cajal in 2007. His practice is centered on advising both public institutions and private clients in all areas of public law and government-related legal matters.
Melón has deep expertise in public sector procurement and public-private partnerships (PPPs), as well as in regulatory matters across key sectors such as insurance, transport, energy, infrastructure (including highways, ports, and airports), gambling, and pharmaceutical law.
His arrival further consolidates Rēgula’s positioning as a specialized boutique with top-tier capabilities in complex public law issues, regulatory advice, and strategic counsel for high-impact sectors.
